A sermon by Yan Kislitsa from Matthew 19:27-20:16.
Generally speaking, when we do a good job, we expect appreciation. The problem arises when we bring this value system into our relationship with God. Does God owe us anything?
Big Idea: Trusting God’s generosity leads to a life of contentment and sacrifice!
<ol start="1"><li>God’s Generous Grace Can’t be Earned (19:27-30)</li>
<li>God’s Generous Grace Must Lead to Gratitude (20:1-16)</li>
</ol>

A sermon by Yan Kislitsa from Matthew 19:27-20:16. Generally speaking, when we do a good job, we expect appreciation. The problem arises when we bring this value system into our relationship with God. Does God owe us anything? Big Idea: Trusting God’s generosity leads to a life of contentment and sacrifice! God’s Generous Grace Can’t be Earned (19:27-30) God’s Generous Grace Must Lead to Gratitude (20:1-16)

A sermon by Yan Kislitsa from Matthew 19:27-20:16.
Generally speaking, when we do a good job, we expect appreciation. The problem arises when we bring this value system into our relationship with God. Does God owe us anything?
Big Idea:&nbsp;Trusting God’s generosity leads to a life of contentment and sacrifice!
<ol><li>God’s Generous Grace Can’t be Earned (19:27-30)</li>
<li>God’s Generous Grace Must Lead to Gratitude (20:1-16)</li>
</ol>&nbsp;

What’s In It For Me? | Matthew 19:27-20:16

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